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Thank you all for supporting this feature request.
Moving the feature request to the product backlog.Marc
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We have added this feature in our backlog for future release
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I endorse this. Being able to synch footnote options would save me a LOT of time!
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Amending this. InDesign is also crashing if I update the link to an AI file placed in a table cell.
This is also repeatable.
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I'm also having this problem. All my published documents - regardless of age - are now failing to show analytics. Some are only a few months old, so this isn't the "old document" issue. All of them previously displayed analytics, now none of them do.
I have made promises to clients to provide analytics on these documents, and now I can't fulfill that promise. Discovering that this has been a problem on and off since 2018 without resolution is maddening. If you're going to provide the service, shouldn't you make sure it works???
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None of my Publish Online documents - regardless of age - will display analytics, nor will the overview show analytics for all. The four-square "working" indicator just spins and spins, endlessly.
Behavior is consistent on Windows 10 and 11, using various versions of Chrome, and has been ongoing for several months. All the documents in question >used< to display analytics correctly and promptly.
UPDATE: Have tried logging in and out of Creative Cloud. Incognito mode in Chrome. Switching off my VPN. Switched off all my adblock and privacy extensions on my browser (which didn't interfere with analytics on these very same documents before, but what the heck). Using a different computer entirely using a different OS version (Win11). Using a different NETWORK entirely.
Nothing works. Nothing helps.
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I often do catalogs and textbooks using the awesome tools in the Book File feature. Being able to save a single "Save for Review" from a book file would be HUGE for me.
The best thing about this proposed feature (and possibly the hardest for you to implement, I know) would be that the client comments are saved directly into the InDesign file(s), so that I don't have to bounce back and forth from a shared PDF for making edits from client comments.
I know this one is going to be hard, but it would also be a huge help in long-document work.